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It’s been another crazy week in our crazy world, but David and Brad are here to separate the wheat from the chaff. Former President Donald Trump taunts the judge in his defamation trial, Vice President Kamala Harris says she very nearly solved the immigration crisis, and Apple gets a slap on the wrist with its own watches.

David and Brad cover current events, sports, history, politics, and technology, making IP…Frequently the only source of information you need to succeed in business and in life. This week, David and Brad begin with football talk, solve the JFK assassination (again), address the dysfunction of the Republican party, and figure out what made that airplane pop open.

The dawn of 2024 reminds us that this is the year that we will elect a new President of the United States of America. And while there are roughly 170 Million citizens who would be eligible for this position, the two most likely to be elected are Donald Trump and Joe Biden. How did this happen? Is there no one else as fit as them to lead the country? Tune in as we explore this inexplicable situation we find ourselves in.

The news and insights you get here are better than anything you’ll read in Pravda. Tune in this week to hear David and Brad’s 2024 predictions. Will RFK Jr. win the U.S. Presidential race? Will NASA make it to the moon? Will we solve the JFK murder? As a bonus, we’re rehashing an earlier episode on JFK to launch us into the new year.

It’s the big Christmas Spectacular with IP…Frequently, and our live audience is filled with jolly and cheer. To help temper that joy a bit, David and Brad discuss upcoming presidential elections, big city ghost towns, shouting protestors, and celebrity deaths.

Is there a chance Vladimir Putin won’t win the reelection he’s orchestrating? Did Hollywood celebrities use directed energy weapons in Maui? Did Harvard, MIT, and Penn University Presidents really use the phrase “it depends on the context” when asked if calling for genocide of Jews was against their code of conduct? It’s a crazy world we live in, but Brad and David are here to separate fact from fiction.

Amidst the backdrop of the 60th anniversary of JFK’s assassination, new evidence surfaces, suggesting discrepancies in JFK's bullet wounds compared to the official report. Is this a groundbreaking revelation? David and Brad navigate the intricacies of this topic, including how a mysterious figure named Martin might be involved. In other news, Sandra Day O’Connor and Henry Kissinger are no longer with us, George Santos is kicked out of Congress, and Barry Manilow is still alive and kicking.

There are a bunch of turkeys in the world, and not all of them are the kind you enjoy at Thanksgiving. David and Brad proudly present the 2023 Turkeys of the Year, an exclusive list of people who deserve to be called out for their unscrupulous behavior. This year, the list includes donkey killers, the entire US Senate, and more.

IP…Frequently is known throughout the world as an authoritative source for news that affects business owners everywhere. This week, David and Brad continue their coverage of the protests going on in the US. And in local news, a small town in Michigan is up in arms about the “putting down” of a beloved domesticated deer.

An in-depth critique of the 1992 film ‘Leprechaun’ with Jennifer Anniston brings to light some concerning plot holes. Then, a recent coulrophobia study reveals why Brad is terrified by scary movies. And finally, multiple pro-Hamas protests across the US remind us that the truth is scarier than fiction. Tune in to all that and more, only on IP…Frequently.

David and Brad aren’t gonna take it anymore, but they will take you through another week of current events, media hypocrisy, and political lunacy. Right here, on IP…Frequently.

You’d think the world would outright condemn the atrocities Hamas terrorists have committed. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. Even students at former institutions of higher learning like Harvard and UPenn won’t declare evil to be evil. David and Brad give a cogent analysis of the terrorist problem and point out similarities in the cowardly war crimes employed by Islamic terrorists, whether they be Hamas, ISIS, or Islamic Jihad.

The Speaker of the House is out, ringing in yet another unprecedented moment in American politics. Also in this episode, German Shepherds are taking their patrol duties seriously by biting people in the White House, and London searches for solutions to its pigeon problem.

In our fine country, there are dollars spent out of a budget that is just made up that will increase a debt that no one intends to pay. So why not spend more? In this episode, Brad and David cover government spending, solve the mystery of Tupac’s killer, and provide expert analysis of what may have caused a tragic plane crash in Alaska.

Hotels across the nation are fully booked, in some cases because people with titanium status get whatever they want, and in other cases because people are bussed into a city and need a place to stay. Who are these people, and how does one get titanium status? Tune in for that and other pressing issues facing our nation, right here on IP…Frequently.

From the White House to the House of Burgesses, our political leaders are content to push a worldview where the facts are made up and the truth doesn’t matter. Join Brad and David as they peel back the onion on the JFK assassination, electric vehicle grandstanding, and Chaturbating politicians.

After reminiscing about Jimmy Buffet, David and Brad turn their attention to the upcoming Presidential election, and the future looks grim. Despite the vice president’s announcement that she “may have to take over,” apparently 27% of Americans think Biden is doing just fine. In other perplexing news, a self-proclaimed shark expert blames humans for causing anxiety in the shark population, and a World War I artillery shell is discovered buried deep in the most unlikely of places.

Houses, if well-maintained, can be functional for hundreds of years. The House of Representatives, on the other hand, cannot. With so many octogenarian senators finding it difficult to perform their civic duties, it may be time to again consider term limits. David and Brad discuss this and other news that business owners need to know, right here on IP…Frequently.

It’s not every day that a 6’3”, 215 lb. man with strawberry blonde hair is booked into Georgia’s Fulton County Jail, but these days anything is possible. In this episode, David and Brad discuss a former U.S. President’s legal problems, and a current Russian President’s extra-legal “solutions”. And in news that affects the everyday man (or woman): The NIH may soon recommend a maximum of one alcoholic drink per week. Paper straws might be good for turtles, but toxic for humans. A Sasquatch sighting puts everyone on high alert.

Two hundred of anything is a lot of that thing…unless you’re talking about the cost of gas or groceries…but in this case we’re talking about the 200th episode of IP…Frequently. That’s 200 episodes packed with business insights, current events, and witty banter. The streak continues this episode with an analysis of the Maui fire tragedy, a potentially reasonable candidate for U.S. President, and a controversial ruling on Queens by the world chess federation.